The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
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jerome Bonsparts. who has been stopping 81 one Of
tire quiet uptown hotels few dayn 10 one Of the mcss
reserved and exclusive Of He has the arstocrao
manner but not naughty and though he spends sfsw
weeks every year In Pars yet he expects make wash
ineton his home and 10 end his days there Hs home
except very biusboodsd persona He h horoush horse
and good rsfnsman, and whom no has charge OF
spirited many persons fancy the expression his
face II very suggestive Of that which OF the po
York Mr. Bonsparts foua Of utroinR up Ffh avenue
Bx.oonsrsssman Dich-sam ~ everybody In the oil
REGIONS oas himesems 70 have lost all his interest In
politics A few years AFRO when he came to New York
he made point II getting informed In local politics
from some Of our p,iticsnA but he doesn't seem 10
any more about meeting politicians But he TO
bis popularity In the oil regions and could boss
things politically In southwestern Pennsyivania he
cared few years aro he was look ed upon the
coming man In Pennsylvania and might have Givon
other candidates hard tusse he had chosen to let
his friends trot him out candidate for Governor
Senator But term Two In Congress tired him Of
politica When he here day two ago he seemed
70 DO up to his ears business though he coud heer
coach and four and have his share of the GOOD thugs Of
life u no lived upon his income. He u an enthusiast
over the natursisas Development Of the oil and soft
coal rssionsA
Minneapolis washburn of the two greatest miiers
Of the United statss has boon stopping at the Fifth
Avenue lie 10 Of the family every male member Of
which has distinction In business politics.
what like the Field brotherA The miller wsshburn IL
tho richest Of them ALL but his appearance DOESN'T sug
aes, man OF great wealth. lie 10 slender suggests the
professional man. and cutvstes mutton-ohop whiskers
with accuracy - 70 cut And he expects 70 be
no, very old man when Duluth laugh soorn those
who rdcued 1t few years ago the zenith city Of tho
unsated sea-
Tho Rev. n ). Burton who died very suddenly las.
la, Hat Sordx MID ALI In
circles In this and Brooklyn lie had preached In
tie Plymouth Church pulpit and regarded A. an
extraordinary mal. lie was \ Of magnificent
physique with great masses Of hair his head and
heavy moustsohe, and was often called man Of the
build and aspect OF Daniel Webster He thought BY
many TO be possessed something nearer genius than
any preacher In his denomina uon but was utterly
lacking In ambition and 10 disposed to DO almost indo
lent that his great powers wero seldom than sug-
eested His voice Of delicious quality both strong
and sweet and he POSSESSED vocabulary almost the
equal Of Carlyle When reused to enthusiasm he
seemed almost BE- informing his utterancea 80 rhyth
mical WAS his composition and musical his voice. He
was TO have preached the sermon next year to the
American Board Of Missions though he would have
been rejected q candidate for missionary work,
account OF his liberal views He declined ali opportu
mites he had many. TO accept pulpB In New York
Persons who were hurryins to the Grand Central
Depot Tuesday evening about O'Clock shocked
To zee woman pAs, middle richly dressed knocked
down In tho midds OF the street seemed II tho
team oil powerful truck horses must In an instant
rampls the life out Of her But abe possessed marvel
ous presence Of mind She seemed TO double herself up
the shape OF ball and then she rolled rapidly
and over children sometimes roll down hill Tho
powerful feet Of the horses twice razed her heavy
cloak, and then they stopped When abe was lifted
her feet she thick,y coated with mud, but she
seemed cool and said that she thought that she could
save her life BY rolling away When The reaction came
fsvw LAT riad
Mayor courtsnay Of Charleston who Il spending few
days in New York seems more like . typical Yankee
than the Ideal southerner. He is quick active ensr
getc and suggests the enthusiasm and
activity OF Thomas c. Acton He likes the high
Of New York life and declares that II 10 the healthes
kind Of life for 70 live no takss Of his
stomach aud keeps clear conscience enough enable
him 70 sleep well Mr. csurtsnay believes thst
~ Charleston improves it, railroad facilities It viii BE-
como the great city Of the South and thinks that the
time isn't Tar away.
The most eautiouA careful wsrkmen In this city arc
those who handle the wires and apparatus OF the electric
lighting system Thew know that they safe they
keep their wits about them and they permit nothing
Distract them when At work What they fear moss Il
broken or imperfect insuiators over the wirsa
Though We hear little about Il adaya yet the mon
oth called Ceopatras Needle regarded - OF the
sights Of New York BY country visitorA Every day
throuxs from the the Park to this relic
Of the past and the great majority Of them express dis
appointment after looking ss It. 1t b Of the nrss
questions which country visitors hear when they get
back TO their homes: Ibid you 80 Clsopatras Needle
when you were in New York;
grocer near tho Grand Csnsra, Depot has cat tina.
. pretty good sum wouldn't buy. Before he got kitty
the spsrrows plagued him greatly They were dreadful
little thieves and psssfsrous nuisaneea The cat
keeps them all respectful distance II gets into
tho in front OF the store kitty Jaw snaps It.
At first the sparrows tried TO light the away but
lighting kitty liked. Now they seem 70 understand
the store they keep away-And II h anything but
handsome cat too.
Dr.. Henri Eachte. who u now In New York attempt.
ing get funds to establish the New York ambulance
system In PariA b the same man who established tho
Paris sysem Of night doctors BY police call in New York
He II man Of means and culture. and married an
American girl and he Is = genial jolly good fellow.
But though he reads and writes English perfectly he
sometimes slips up conversation OAs hot day he was
passing hotel In Washington, Just Tho refuse
from the kitchen passing out the asyway leaving
pungent odor Of the restaurant Dr. Naohtel stopped.
gave whn. and said to his friend:
"oh, do you hear that smell"
Whom the friend betrayed some slight amusement Dr..
Nachtel quickly corrected himself laushnsiy He sad
mo I mistake. Do you see that smell All, mis-
take aga Do you perceive IL (" and no laughed more
heartily over bis mistake than the friend How oaa
pebuAuo you poopo W ADOPT tho oootof
do know the difference between to hear Soc to
smell p he said
Politicians from rhs country express astonshment 70
nnd the two political headquarters In New York 90
quiet They Of the incidents Of . campaign
which familiar sights in smaller placea A few
clerks work. and the dignity and decorum OF bank
prevail There b rushing In By important persons In
their and prolonged whispsrnEs in tho ear
Of authority Nobody sits about with heels resting
tables. Decorum, quiet propriety prevail 1t b not
until quito late In the evening that convsntonay
cast asida Another thing that surprises the country
politicians Il that the big guns seldom about the
rooms except those who menbsrs Of the committee
Judge Muller 10 the most urelesA active. and yet
seemingly issursly gentleman at the Democratic head
quarters He works without friction and doesn't need
q yard Of explanation 70 take an inch Of hint
Rx. senator Plat u Obliged 70 gauntlet when he
passes through the Fifth Avenue Hotel lobby nowadays
Sometimes takes him half hour " get from the door
10 the elevator. He takos these manifestations Of his
leadershp without any appearance OF weariness though
some men get his car who must make hun tired
Edward Stokes always smokes tho Same brand OF
cigars He can't have political nstinotA for when no
n6s ls Ia